We are running a Bridge School to impart initial education and then to admit them in regular schools, both English and Telugu media as per their ability.
Aged children are being imparted vocational training like refrigeration, motor winding, electrification, car mechanism etc for their rehabilitation.
We encourage ‘Back Home Policy’ for reunion of the children with their parents after counselling with parents.
We maintain a congenial relationship and interact with parents or guardians of the street children as frequently as possible. We discuss with them matters relating to three categories of children we care for:
Those who are with us either in the school or in the vocational training.
Welfare of the children who have been reunited with their family under our ‘Back Home Policy.
Keeping watch on vocationally trained children.
We keep in touch with the firms where our children are receiving vocational training and placements. Street urchins become hardcore due to independent survival. It is necessary to give them psychological counselling, until we are convinced that they have become respectable citizens.
We have formed various committees from among the philanthropic members to supervise and administrate the activities of the home. Some of the committees are:
Fundrising Committee: Expansion, Development, Major repairs and Infrastructure.
Welfare Committee: Welfare of Boys and Girls. Food inspection & modification of menu. Children health & wealth.
Education Committee: Plan for better education for the children. Job oriented programs. faculty for special classes. Admissions.
Disciplinary Committee: Councelling to the children. Staff welfare. Interaction with children. Disciplinary action.
Screening Committee: New admission of children.
Street children lose the childhood joys of normal children. So we conduct sport and games competitions and also music, drama, dance to help them organize themselves and enjoy a systematic mental and physical growth.
To bring them back into mainstream and create in them a feeling that they are loved and care for. We celebrate their birthdays by inviting high government officials as chief guests. We also make formal functions of the unlettered children being initiated into learning the first alphabet.
We have introduced Audio-visual media to the children for news, general knowledge and entertainment.
We impart training in Yoga, Meditation in spiritual matters to inculcate in them the habit of physical exercise and fear of God.
Among children in our home, there are orphans, children with single parent, neglected children, runaways. Technically, they are called ‘Children on the streets, off the streets and in the streets’.